Isallt Bach

Settlement in Anglesey

Wales

Isallt Bach

Traeth Trearddur The beach at Trearddur Bay. — Traeth Trearddur Credit: David Dixon

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.279015/-4.6262397 or Grid Reference SH2579. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Traeth Trearddur The beach at Trearddur Bay.

Traeth Trearddur

The beach at Trearddur Bay.

Millennium Cross, Trearddur Bay This Millennium Celtic Cross, made from Anglesey limestone from Moelfre Quarry, is situated just behind the promenade on Towyn y Capel beach. A plaque at the base of the cross reads:
“Croes Mileniwm Santes Ffraid
Codwyd 22 Mehefin 2000”
(Saint Ffraid’s Millennium Cross erected 22 June 2000)

The words &quot;St Bride, Pray for Us&quot; are inscribed in four languages, English, Latin, Irish and Welsh; one on each side of the plinth.

The name Santes Ffraid is the Welsh version of Saint Bride (or &quot;Brigid&quot;) <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brigid_of_Kildare" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brigid_of_Kildare">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> . According to legend, she was carried over the Irish Sea, and arrived at Trearddur Bay beach, on a square of green turf. Halfway up the 8 foot-high cross is a carving representing a hand carrying a flame. This symbolises the light from Kildare, Ireland.

Millennium Cross, Trearddur Bay

This Millennium Celtic Cross, made from Anglesey limestone from Moelfre Quarry, is situated just behind the promenade on Towyn y Capel beach. A plaque at the base of the cross reads: “Croes Mileniwm Santes Ffraid Codwyd 22 Mehefin 2000” (Saint Ffraid’s Millennium Cross erected 22 June 2000) The words "St Bride, Pray for Us" are inscribed in four languages, English, Latin, Irish and Welsh; one on each side of the plinth. The name Santes Ffraid is the Welsh version of Saint Bride (or "Brigid") Link

. According to legend, she was carried over the Irish Sea, and arrived at Trearddur Bay beach, on a square of green turf. Halfway up the 8 foot-high cross is a carving representing a hand carrying a flame. This symbolises the light from Kildare, Ireland.

Towyn y Capel Beach, Trearddur Bay

Towyn y Capel Beach, Trearddur Bay

Trearddur Bay IRB Station RNLI station at Trearddur Bay.

Trearddur Bay IRB Station

RNLI station at Trearddur Bay.

Trearddur Bay

Trearddur Bay

Porth Diana Beach, Trearddur This picturesque sandy cove is tucked away on the southern shores of Trearddur Bay, sheltered by headlands at either end and a rocky islet just offshore.

Porth Diana Beach, Trearddur

This picturesque sandy cove is tucked away on the southern shores of Trearddur Bay, sheltered by headlands at either end and a rocky islet just offshore.

Trearddur Bay, Porth Castell Beach Porth Castell is a small, sheltered, sandy beach a little further up the road from Porth Diana.

Trearddur Bay, Porth Castell Beach

Porth Castell is a small, sheltered, sandy beach a little further up the road from Porth Diana.

View across Trearddur Bay from Porth Castell

View across Trearddur Bay from Porth Castell

Trearddur, Lon St Ffraid

Trearddur, Lon St Ffraid

Porth Dafarch on the Holy Island coast

Porth Dafarch on the Holy Island coast

Porth Dafarch on Holy Island

Porth Dafarch on Holy Island

Porth Dafarch near Holyhead

Porth Dafarch near Holyhead

A grey day at Trearddur Bay A storm the previous day appears to have washed plenty of seaweed up the beach and sand across neighbouring roads.

A grey day at Trearddur Bay

A storm the previous day appears to have washed plenty of seaweed up the beach and sand across neighbouring roads.

Choppy seas, Trearddur Bay The seas still rough after the first named storm of the season swept though the previous day. Not a day for a swim.

Choppy seas, Trearddur Bay

The seas still rough after the first named storm of the season swept though the previous day. Not a day for a swim.

Rough seas, Porth Dafarch A grey and rather stormy day coming a day after the first named storm of the season. Not a day for a paddle or swim.

Rough seas, Porth Dafarch

A grey and rather stormy day coming a day after the first named storm of the season. Not a day for a paddle or swim.

Porth y Corwgl

Porth y Corwgl

Trearddur Bay

Trearddur Bay

Small boats moored in Porth Diana A little bay on Holy Island, Anglesey.

Small boats moored in Porth Diana

A little bay on Holy Island, Anglesey.

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Isallt Bach is located at Grid Ref: SH2579 (Lat: 53.279015, Lng: -4.6262397)

Unitary Authority: Isle of Anglesey

Police Authority: North Wales

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///reminder.minimums.after. Near Holyhead, Isle of Anglesey

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Holy Island Isallt Bach Ynys Gybi

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Nearby Amenities

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Trearddur Bay

Name Cy: Bae Trearddur

Name En: Trearddur Bay

Natural: bay

Lat/Long: 53.2776761/-4.6202624

Porth yr Afon

Natural: bay

Lat/Long: 53.2798251/-4.6290922

Porth Isallt-bach

Natural: bay

Lat/Long: 53.2793376/-4.6263564

Power: pole

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Power: pole

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Power: pole

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Power: pole

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Crossing

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Crossing

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Leisure: slipway

Seamark Small Craft Facility Category: slipway

Seamark Type: small_craft_facility

Lat/Long: 53.2801111/-4.6209861

Barrier: swing_gate

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Post Box

Collection Times: Mo-Sa 09:00

Operator: Royal Mail

Post Box Type: lamp

Ref: LL65 44

Royal Cypher: EIIR

Royal Cypher Wikidata: Q33102113

Lat/Long: 53.2817428/-4.6293479

Bicycle Parking

Bicycle Parking: stands

Capacity: 4

Covered: no

Fee: no

Lat/Long: 53.280103/-4.6235411

Crossing

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